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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

LOVELY NEW CHINA by Wizoowooo s. Co.

THURSDAY

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Comes Nmv in ‘17Jz's Tackage

O ONE ever dreamed that China like this would be pl8C¢¢l ll!

WESTERN GUARDIAN

-1su\Nn cLEn.oYMl\N-Rev.

.l°yln¢ the kind hospitality of that

-BUY FLASHLIGHTS and bat.

terlel at Brace's. 419-2-2-21,

-BUY HOBS EBUGS, robs; md

wraps at Braces. 419-2-2-ai.

--nocimv aoors, special styles

at Braoe's. 48'!-2-4-21.

-HARRIS' best western frozen

horse meat, sold in any quantity at Brace'|. 487-2-4-2|.

U. DeWoHe and Mrs. White have recently been settled at Annapolis Eoyail when they In already en-

*_“' ` or '~ _ ii , , _ FEBRUARY 4’ 932

HoIman’s Save You Money on Simmons Bedding

S€¢1l~l°¢ YOUI' Bedding Needs Now, at these Low Prices. You will not re. gret it. Furniture Authorities agree that prics must advance very soon,

,Simmons Bed Outfit--Your Choice of Two Springs! "

place. On Monday, the third lnst.,

N packages of Rolled Oats. Robin Hood Mills once more has broken all precedents for giving their customers exceptional value in a China- ware Oats Package. Each piece of China bears the name of the manu- facturer ; 2 ; WEDGWOOD & CO. : : : the pattern is new and modern,

just imported from England.

The rich coloring, the gold 'line edge and the modern, new square shape make up a truly beautiful set of China. Start now to collect a set for your table from packages of Robin Hood Rapid Oats with the

"Red Spot” label, marked : i z WEDGWOOD &

Why Robin Hood Oats has Better Flavour the bcys,pr¢.-ienteain-fm wiihusiin

in the hull, which retains the valuable food

elements of the oats and imgroves 'the flavour as baking improves the avour of a

in thousands ofhomcs Robin Hood Oats has been served for overa generation; ThisNew C/Jinaware Package with the “RH) SPOT!! label contains the same high l_\oll_ecl Oats you have always known a s ii distinctive because ofthe “ PAN-DRIED" flavour. The scientific “i>AN.DR1ED" Pf°f¢SS °f mah'

ing pnrridge oats, as developed bg Robin Hood Mills, is adapted from an ol Scotch fornaulai This is a method of pre-cooking

pomo.~

D Ask your Gros" lor taken from windsor nibuns and

A The Robin Hood Package with the "RED SPOT" Label

Serve Robin Hood Rapid Oats at least once a day a | a save the modern, new English China from the packages. Give yourfamily Nzture`s most nourishing food and setyour table with modern China that will win the admiration of everyone who sees ita

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\ --ICE naciud A1' Nan. I-oNn

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Wcstem part . of the Province is

up I a able to hold its own with any other

pa

_ ' ,. scene of man hectic battles in dn s

Best Because its PAN- i>iziso‘ “ .f ’ ”

' ' ' _ met again to battle for supremacy.

Honor Roll for January. Grade X--1. Lome McKay; 2.

Margaret Ramsay; 3, Lorne Mc. Ewen; 4. Mattie Constable; 5. Aubrey Found.

Grade IX~l. Winnifrerl Orsbom;

2 Victor Orsbom.

Grade VlI~1. Thoricy Burgoyne;

2. Borden McAllister; 3. Lloyd Ram sii 4. Vesta. Burgoyne.

Grade V-l. Bloycc Dunning;2.

Hazel Carr.

(`-radc IV-1. Doris Buntnin; 2.

lliirnm Currie; 3. Fullon Pidgcon; 4. Stanford Carr.

Grade III-1. Annie Cai1‘.

NEW LONDON SCHOOL ' Grade n__1_ Annie McKay; 2"Auiuy; 3. Miriam Hughes. The ice was good and a large crowd

Marlon RamSay_ Grade IV-1. Dean Robinson; 2. gathered and were not in any WHY

Grade I--1, Betty Orsborn; 2,

Fmuiio Curr.

Pei’i't~cL Atiicndnncc: Lorne Mh-

Kay, Aubrey Found, Lome McEwen, Victor Orsborn, Wlnnlired Orsborn,

Jean J. Sharpe, Teacher.

MODEL SCHOOL

Honor R/oll.

Grade VI--1. Ralph Calder; 2.

Lloyd Ross; 3. Gln/dys Bevan and Jackie Cameron.

Grade V-1. Both Robinson and

Drummond Cobb; 2. Roseland Mac-

Doris Bumam and Amie can ‘Sadie Alrhorn; 2. Viola Young;

Louise Cox; 3. Catherine Bethune.

Gracie III_-1. Harold MacKay'

Loren and Mitudie M‘acLal.ne.

Grnde II-l. Burton Howatt and

3

2. Nicholas Kays; 3, Barry Mae- “Soldier Boy" owned by John Ryan,

wn

Gordon Ross and Lillian Keys.

Grade I-1. Lloyd MacAulay;

and Florence Keys.

Ycs, sir, said Jimmy Jones, how

many policcmcn's feet does it take

to make a /Scotland Yard?

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CARNATION is the largest selling brand of unsweetened,

2. Cue. "Soldier BOY" won the first

Marie Ryan: 3. Hazel Balllngall heat (course l-4 nrle) being CIOSCIN

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judges, D.P. Maccarthy, EP. Hog- im,

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evaporated milk in the 'world today! Only Canada's finest herds produce milk for Carnation condenseries. There, after evaporation,it is packed and shipped to everypart of Canada. For Carnation Milk, hermetically sealed in the can, keeps good and wholesome under any climatic condition.

Yoafll Enioy Cooking With It Cook with Camation-i/r a plrai-ure. Smooth, creamy, favorite recipes will ttirn out better-improved in taste and texture. You’ll be specially pleased when you use Carnation in cream soups, saucos, dressings, cocoa, ice cream, and candy. Also, use Carnation in place of cream. Undilutcd, it is just right for coffee, fruits, and cereals. And you cut

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death occurred on Sunday, Jan. 30, of He about two months ago which no-

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mix FROM CANADIAN COWS. i"i\Cx|=,u IN CANADA IN CANADI/\N.MAnB CANS AND cases,

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your cream bill square in two.

Approved for llaby Feeding The highest medical authorities recom- mend Carnation Milk as an excellent milk for babics~because of its purity, uniformity, nutritiousncss, richness in vitamins :mil minerals, ,md Supm-_ digestibility.

Thafs [low Good It Is!

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From Contented Cows

Have You These Free Booklets?

Ask your grocer /or Car- llalioil today. Avid let In and tivo interesting new booklets, /rar--The Car- nation Cock Baal: and " Contoured Babies". Writ: Caruaflol Ca. Limited,/iylvlar, Ont.

body then thought was of a, serious ns/ture and despite the earnest cf- forts of the Physician and careful nurs its creator on the above mentioned date. He suffered in his sickness with remarkable patience and re- signation to the will of God. He was true many noble qualities and was al- ways '

poor. with Georgetown. His wife 'predeceased

BUNDOCK

Boston, Mass., who wns with him _ during his illnss. Blnccre sympathy

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Mrs. White was "At Home" to

were entertained graciously and all extended a cordial greeting to the new Rector and his wife. Before leaving the King's collegiate School here where both were very pop- ular, the boys of the Upper School presented them with »a. handsome mantel clock. The farm hands and domestic staff, not to be outdone by

less steel knives and forks. The teaching staff and Mrs. Howard added a wonderful glow to the en- tire presentation by the gift of a lovely standing lamp. To Mr. and Mrs. White this expression of good will came as a great surprise and will give to their happy future the added pleasure of sweet memories of their days at Klng‘s Collegiate School at Windsor. (The above is

Church Work. Rev. Mr. White is 9. son of Venerable Archdeacon and Mrs. White, Summerslde.>

hen it comes to ice racing the

rt, and on Nan 1°-ond ice, the

yorc, when race horses were own-

ed by neafly all farmers, was thc scene of another racing event on Tuesday, Jan. 26th. when thc icc SFCC!! kings ol' Norway and Tign'sh

disappointed in witnessing a very closely contested race between

Governor General" owned by Reg inal McHugh, “Madame Queen' o ed by Fred Ryan, and “Black Diamond" owned by Grattan Mc-

p d by Governor General" while “Madame Queen" fought it out neck and neck for third place, “Madame Queen" forging ahead ntl the wire. In thc second heat, “Gov- emor General" won handsomely, "Black Diamond" and "Soldier Boy" following. In the third heat “Soldier i

Boy" and “Madame Queen" fought ,'_1~ h rd for first position, "Soldier .",`

a

Boy" winu ng out at the wire with

"Madame Queen", “Governor Gen-I eral" and “Black Diamond” all in ,

by

only a length, with "Madame

just a few feet behind. The racing caused much excitement and spect- ‘

next event, of its kind with great _ in

lows: Starter J. B. Christopher. .

J. B. Morrissey.-T

EASTERN GUARDIAN

.JMILK AND CREAM for sale. F. MacDonald, Souris.

179-1-20-1 month.

. . 'GEORGETOWN NEWS-The

K

W. F, McPhee of Georgetown. h

was stricken down by sickness

SP

ing hLs soul took its flight to

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in every sense of the word s Christian. He was n man of

ready to assist and rcllme the th

friends when a very large number

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is bunch. The fourth was a race! from wlre to wire “Soldier Boy" win lj'

ning the heat and the race with "Black Diamond" losing this heat I '

Queen" and “Governor General" 5"

ators are looking forward to -the *__* I

last

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a Steel Crib,

with drop sides. Complete with

ii strong well-supported spring,

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tinuous Post, Strong Link Fabric Spring,

All Cotton Felt Mattress, Roll

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Edge, neatly tufted. Outfit ... . ._

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Ticking. Outfit ; . . . . .. ...

j This Popular Simmons Design at a l-lcmarkahly Low Price!

Simmon's Two-Inch Continuous Post

- Bed, with Cane Panel Effect as illus

_A trated. Heavy Coil Spring, with up- ` C I 9.

supported on a steel base, all securely "fl .

tied. Simmon’s Heavy Felt “Chall A ` , `.-f

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MATTRESS PRICES?

$14.00 "

Fifty-five pounds of Best Grade Cotton

Felt, encased in a Good Grade Satin Fin- ish Tlcking A 1932 Leader

All sizes. Piice $9.85

White Cotton Felt in layers, covered with Heavy Art Ticking, is used to make this

one of the Best Mattress Values yet offered. Price ‘

` $5.75

Again we offerthis Heavy Roll Edge Cot-

ton Felt Mattress in all sizes, at

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CHARLOTTETOWN

Extra Savings on

Feather Pillows l

Large Fluffy Pillow. 'A mixture of goose and duck in good tick|ng.Price

each

sterilized Chicken Feather Pillow. Size 18 by 26, in Art Tick-

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On January 27th the Eastem ings Club, shipped a quantity of

s, lambs and sheep from

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Sourls C. N. R.. yards.

Mrs. George H. Mellick, Souris, ent a few days ln Charlottetown

week visiting fi-lends.

Mr. Bernard MacDonm1d, Boar ver, spent Frldny in Sourls on

business.

Miss Roncldn. MacDonald has rc-

turned to her home in Bouris from

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City Hospital where she has

been confined for the past few weeks. Miss MacDonald's many Sourls friends are pleased to leam that she is able to be in-ound.

The half yearly examination of

the pupils of Bouris High school was held on the afternoon of Janu- ary 29th. a large number of parents and rate payers were in attendance which shows the keen interest they take' in the pupils studies.

Mr. Irving Fraser is spending a

few days visiting at the homcof his parents Judge A. L. and Mrs. Fraser, Souris.

Many years he was employed the Eastern Canncries Co. Ltd.,

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Adveralty: Nothing semis to be ore unhappy lhnn the man

BWTERS

Had ECZBIIIG All over Her Body

Mrs. Leo Wardlcr,SprinE_ford Ont.,

yn-i 1-"For A loni w ile T was troiilnlatl with eczema a lover my body. It would bum and itch so at night I could not rest.

T tried dlhrent remedies but of no

avail. I was advised to take Burdoek Blood Bittomband after taking five bottles my lood was comp olaly chu-gd cf the ecsems."

_ mom 110 adversity 11115 over belal- I. |'g|»_pl¢&c.al1 $ nBra|Mu; magqluiued, for the pid 52 youu, only by The

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Miss Elizabeth ' MacDonald,

teacher at Bay Fortune spent the week end at her home in Sourls.

Hon. Senator John Maclean,

Souris has left for Ottawa to be in attendance at the openinl Of Par- llainent.

Mr. Kenneth MacDonald. Bourls,

spent Monday in Charlottetown, the guest of friends.

The many friends of Mr. Dania

Mclilaac, Bourls River, will regre to learn of his illnees et' the Cit

Hospital, Charlottetown. ,

Rev. John 0. Hockin, pfstor Bt. James United Church, Sour was in attendance at _the meetl of the P. E. I. United Church Pre - bytery which was held in Cha - lottetown this week.

Miss Hilda Mclilachern, E st

Baltic, was e visitor to her ho' ic in Bourls last week.

The silver thaw which we had

saturday afternoon and evenlnz caused A lot of trouble to the

_electric wires in Bouria and we did

not have any lights on Snlurdll evening. The light service will N1 sumed on Sunday lifter nil wilt! were repaired which hnd DW' causing trouble.

The _special hockey irnin fr0l\l

‘ Sourls on Monday left the C. N. ll- |depot at four o‘clock with UPWBUN :ol sbcty fans aboard which wtf' ffrom Sourls onlY. A 8005 "me W" enjoyed by all during thc game ll | the Forum and on returnins 1" U"

R wee hours of the momlns-

His many friends will be Pl°”°‘

to leam that Mr. John Malone 4

souris, is Drvizrvsslnil l‘“’°§:’3 !aiter sin operation in the ea lhespiiai, Charlottetown, im w

The work of hlullns 10° 1°' lm Souris housewifes and iradwllell has commenced and will be W: pleted within the next ¢°"pl° I Ween The me so far this YW” of a much s1|i>¢’fl°l' quamy th. last year. We regret to learn of the 1119,:

of Mrs. A. T. MacDonald gm* homt in Bouris. MTI- M" ‘wa many friends wllll 11" ‘

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